My Friend H: John Cam Hobhouse, Baron Broughton of Broughton de GyffordJ. Murray, 1948 - 369 pages |
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Page 334
... Palmerston's pro- posed reception of the Hungarian patriot , Kossuth , which was thought likely to offend both Austria and Russia . The Foreign Secretary yielded to the objections of the majority , but in December he gave offence to the ...
... Palmerston's pro- posed reception of the Hungarian patriot , Kossuth , which was thought likely to offend both Austria and Russia . The Foreign Secretary yielded to the objections of the majority , but in December he gave offence to the ...
Page 335
... Palmerston's position was weakened by a further indiscretion , which affronted not only the Court and the Cabinet but also his own Radical admirers . On the 2nd December London was alarmed by the news that Louis - Napoleon had dissolved ...
... Palmerston's position was weakened by a further indiscretion , which affronted not only the Court and the Cabinet but also his own Radical admirers . On the 2nd December London was alarmed by the news that Louis - Napoleon had dissolved ...
Page 361
... Palmerston , with Hobhouse's concurrence ' ) . This is clear from a copy letter among the Broughton papers preserved at the India office . Palmerston to Hobhouse , 20th March , 1939. " I have gone through these papers , and marked in ...
... Palmerston , with Hobhouse's concurrence ' ) . This is clear from a copy letter among the Broughton papers preserved at the India office . Palmerston to Hobhouse , 20th March , 1939. " I have gone through these papers , and marked in ...
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